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WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 28, 2001
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08:00-17:45
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P2A
POSTER SESSION II |
POSTER
AREA |
| Board
No. |
VACCINES |
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RISK
OF DEMYELINATING DISEASE AFTER HEPATITIS B VACCINATION
T.M. Verstraeten*, T. Verstraeten, F. Destefano, L. Jackson, P. Benson,
C. Okoro, S. Black, H. Shinefield, J.
Mullooly, R. Chen, USA |
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| 2 |
BCG,
TUBERCULIN SKIN-TEST RESULTS AND ASTHMA PREVALENCE IN SCHOOLCHILDREN IN
NORTH LONDON
A. Pahari*, S. Welch, S. Lingam, UK |
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| 3 |
LONG-TERM
FOLLOW-UP OF CHILDREN WITH HYPOTONIC HYPORESPONSIVE EPISODES (HHE)
H. Heijbel*, K. Stjernquist, L. Gustafsson, G. Wrahme Hellstrom, P.
Olin, Sweden |
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A
BOOSTER STUDY OF TDCP+IPV, TDCP-IPV, OR DT+IPV AT 5 1/2 YEARS OF AGE
AFTER PRIMARY IMMUNISATION WITH DTCP AT 3, 5, 12 MONTHS OF AGE
L. Gustafsson, H.O. Hallander, E. Netterlid, E. Reizenstein, P. Olin*,
Sweden |
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| 5 |
THE
BRIGHTON COLLABORATION: AN INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIVE EFFORT TO ENHANCE
COMPARABILITY OF VACCINE SAFETY DATA
J. Bonhoeffer*, K. Kohl, R. Chen, H. Heijbel, U. Heininger, T.
Jefferson, E. Loupi, Switzerland |
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| 6 |
ACUTE
CNS DISEASE AFTER VACCINATION - TEMPORAL OR CAUSAL ASSOCIATION?
M. Cizman*, M. Pokorn, M. Popovic, Slovenia |
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| 7 |
VACCINATION
VISITS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD: JUST ONE MORE VISIT TO BE VACCINATED
E.T. Luman*, S. Stokley, D. Daniels, M. Klevens, USA |
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| 8 |
INADVERTENT
ADMINISTRATION OF VACCINES RARELY RESULTS IN ADVERSE EVENTS
N.R.E. Kitchin*, T. Derrough, UK |
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| 9 |
THE
IMMUNE RESPONSE OF PREMATURE INFANTS TO DTAP-HIB AND MEN-C VACCINES
M.H. Slack*, R. Thwaites, D. Schapira, C. Thornton, R. Borrow, D.
Goldblatt, E. Miller, UK |
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| 10 |
APNOEAS
IN PREMATURE INFANTS FOLLOWING DTAP-HIB AND MEN-C VACCINES
M.H. Slack*, R. Thwaites, D. Schapira, E. Miller, UK |
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| 11 |
THE
VACCINATION OF RISC GROUP CHILDREN SUFFERING FROM NERVOUS SYSTEM
PATHOLOGY
A. Rainyte*, S. Cirtautas, Lithuania |
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| 12 |
ANTIBODIES
IN 5 1/2 YEAR OLD CHILDREN AFTER VACCINATION IN INFANCY WITH A
PENTAVALENT COMBINATION VACCINE
R.M. Carlsson*, B.A. Claesson, E. Fagerlund, N. Knutsson, C.L. Lundin,
Sweden |
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| 13 |
LONG
TERM FOLLOW-UP OF THE HBOC EFFICACY TRIAL COHORT: NO EVIDENCE OF AN
INCREASED RISK OF DIABETES ASSOCIATED WITH EARLY HIB IMMUNIZATION
E. Lewis*, H.R. Shinefield, S. Black, B. Fireman, F. Destefano, R. Chen,
USA |
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| 14 |
IMMUNOGENICITY
AND REACTOGENICITY OF COMBINED DTPA-HBV-IPV/HIB VACCINE COMPARED TO
CONCOMITANT ADMINISTERED DTPA-HBV-IPV AND HIB VACCINES GIVEN AT 3, 5 AND
11 MONTHS
OF AGE
P. Crovari*, F. Zepp, P. Dentico, P. Habermehl, J. Huff, L. Schuerman,
Italy |
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| 15 |
ANTIBODY
PERSISTENCE AGAINST DIPHTHERIA, TETANUS, PERTUSSIS, POLIOMYELITIS AND
HAEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE TYPE B (HIB) IN 5-6 YEARS OLD CHILDREN
C. Thebault*, J. Langue, F. Boisnard, C. Blondeau, France |
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| 16 |
SAFETY
AND IMMUNOGENICITY OF A BOOSTER DOSE OF THE LIQUID HEXAVALENT VACCINE
[DTaP-IPV-Hib-HB, HEXAVAC] IN 12-18 MONTHS-OLD TODDLERS
E. Mallet*, T. Staub, F. Schodel, G. Chryssomalis, A. Hoffenbach, M.
Scemama, France |
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| 17 |
WITHDRAWAL
OF ORGANOMERCURIALS AS PRESERVATIVES IN VACCINES - A SLOW PROCESS
E. Forster-Waldl*, W. Maurer, Austria |
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| 18 |
ANTIBODY
AVIDIY AS A SURROGTE OF BACTERIAL CONJUGATE VACCINE INDUCED
PROTECTIVE IMMUNITY AMONG HIGH RISK SUBJECTS
V. Spoulou*, T. Victoratos, S. Grafakos, J. Ioaanidis, Greece |
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| 19 |
AUTOMATED
VACCINE RECOMMENDATION FOR HEALTH CARE WORKERS: VALIDATION OF A DATABASE
APPLICATION
R. Troost, K. Jahn*, M. Wagner, F. Zepp, J. Michaelis, Germany |
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| 20 |
INFLUENZA
VACCINATION IN HEALTH CARE WORKERS: IMPORTANCE OF AN ACTIVE IMMUNIZATION
CAMPAIGN
M. Campins*, X. Martinez, J. Elorza, N. Pinart, M. Mendez-Aguirre, E.
Ferrer, Spain |
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| 21 |
EARLY
ADVERSE REACTIONS AFTER VACCINATION AGAINST INFLUENZA IN CHILDREN
A. Galaj*, A. Kuziemski, L. Szadujkis-Szadurski, G. Grzesk, Poland |
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| 22 |
SAFETY
AND IMMUNOGENICITY OF VAQTAŽ (HEPATITIS A VACCINE, MERCK & CO.,
INC.) IN HEALTHY CHILDREN 12 MONTHS OF AGE
F.A. Guerra*, A. Werzberger, K. Reisinger, S. Block, E. Walter, M.
Santosham, D. Blumberg, J. Taylor, H.
Keyserling, M. Sperling, K. Eves, H. Clark, T. Grosso, B. Kuter, USA |
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| 23 |
LOW-DOSE
INTRADERMAL ADMINISTRATION OF RECOMBINANT HEPATITIS B VACCINE IN
CHILDREN: FIVE-YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY
Z. Kurugol*, S. Erensoy, S. Aksit, A. Egemen, A. Bilgic, Turkey |
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| 24 |
SEROGRUP
C MENINGOCOCCAL DISEASE: EFECTIVENESS OF A MASS VACCINATION PROGRAMME
AFTER 30 MONTHS OF FOLLOW-UP
L. Salleras*, A. Dominguez, P. Munoz, A. Martinez, N. Cardenosa, J.
Batalla, Spain |
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| 25 |
REACTOGENICITY
AND IMMUNOGENICITY OF BOOSTER AGAINST DIPHTHERIA AND TETANUS
M.L. Ciofi Degli Atti*, B. Cotter, S. Salmaso, G. Alfarone, G. Gallo, C.
Von Hunolstein, Italy |
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| 26 |
COST
ANALYSIS OF HEPATITIS A VACCINATION: IS PREIMMUNIZATION TEST NECESSARY?
H. Yapicioglu, A. Yaman, D. Yildizas, D. Alabaz, N. Bozdemir, N. Aksaray,
E. Alhan*, Turkey |
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| 27 |
SEROEPIDEMIOLOGY
OF HEPATITIS A VIRUS (HAV) ANTIBODIES AMONG CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL STAFF
G. Livni*, S. Plotkin, G. Hudik, H. Aloni, Y. Yuhas, Y. Lerman, S.
Ashkenazi, Israel |
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| 28 |
COST
EFECTIVENESS OF THE HEPATITIS A+B VACCINES
E. Navas*, R. Gisbert, A. Dominguez, L. Salleras, Spain |
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| 29 |
MOTHERS' PERCEPTIONS ON IMMUNIZATIONS FOR VACCINE PREVENTABLE
DISEASES
K. Mamzoridi*, E. Doulianaki, S. Gourgoulia, K. Anastasiadou, E.
Maragouli, Greece |
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| Board
No. |
P2B
EPIDEMIOLOGY |
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| 30 |
THE
IMPACT OF RESPIRATORY SYNCYTIAL VIRUS INFECTION: A PROSPECTIVE
EVALUATION IN HOSPITALIZED INFANTS BELOW 24 MONTHS OF AGE
B. Resch*, W. Gusenleitner, W. Muller, Austria |
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| 31 |
SHORT
TIME EFFECT OF PRINTED EDUCATIONAL MATERIAL ON RESPIRATORY SYNCYTIAL
VIRUS DISEASE: THE START PROJECT
B. Resch*, G. Pichler, W. Gusenleitner, W. Muller, Austria |
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| 32 |
TWO-YEAR
EPIDEMIC PATTERN OF RSV RELATED HOSPITALIZATIONS IN GERMANY
J. Weigl*, W. Puppe, H.J. Schmitt, Germany |
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| 33 |
POPULATION-BASED
INCIDENCE OF RSV RELATED HOSPITALIZATIONS IN CHILDREN IN GERMANY
J. Weigl*, W. Puppe, H.J. Schmitt, Germany |
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| 34 |
VARIABILITY
OF THE INCIDENCE OF HOSPITALISATION CAUSED BY INFECTION WITH RESPIRATORY
SYNCYTIAL VIRUS (RSV)
E. Rietveld*, M.A. Huysman, E.W. Steyerberg, J. Polder, R. De Groot, H.A.
Moll, The Netherlands |
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| 35 |
RSV
PREINFECTION ENHANCES ADHERENCE OF STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE
J.M. Hament*, P.C. Aerts, J.L.L. Kimpen, A. Fleer, T. Harmsen, T.W.F.
Wolfs, The Netherlands |
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| 36 |
EPIDEMIOLOGY
OF ACUTE RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION VIRUSES IN CATALONIA, SPAIN
A. Dominguez*, P. Ciruela, A. Martinez, N. Torner, N. Cardenosa, G.
Carmona, Spain |
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| 37 |
VIRAL
LOWER RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION IN HOSPITALIZED INFANTS AND CHILDREN
IN GERMANY
I. Kambeck*, M. Posselt, A. Rohwedder, G. Ihorst, G. Petersen, J.
Forster, Germany |
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| 38 |
VIRAL
LOWER RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION (LRTI) IN OUTPATIENTS UP TO THE AGE OF
THREE YEARS IN GERMANY (PRI.DE STUDY)
H. Gurth*, V. Legner, A. Rohwedder, H. Werchau, G. Ihorst, G. Petersen,
J. Forster, Germany |
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| 39 |
EPIDEMIOLOGY
OF ROTAVIRUS AND VRS INFECTIONS IN THE NORTH OF FRANCE
O. Kremp*, F. Fakhoury, C. Spyckerelle, N. Kalach, A. Decosterr, G.
Vittu, J. Cousin, France |
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| 40 |
DIARRHOEAL
AND ASYMPTOMATIC ROTAVIRUS INFECTION IN UK CHILD CARE CENTRES
J. Buttery*, W.A. Sweetman, R.T. Mayon-White, M. Ramsay, R. Bishop, U.
Desselberger, R. Moxon, UK |
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| 41 |
VARIATIONS
IN DISEASE BURDEN OF ROTAVIRUS BETWEEN AUSTRIA, GERMANY AND SWITZERLAND
IN CHILDREN WITH COMMUNITY AND NOSOCOMIALLY ACQUIRED INFECTION
U. Heininger, B. Laubereau, B. Ehlken, B. Petersen, I. Moll-Schuler, I.
Mutz, W. Karmaus, J. Forster, M. Fruehwirth*, Austria |
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| 42 |
TWO
YEAR PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF ROTAVIRUS INFECTION ON HOSPITALISED CHILDREN
IN DUBLIN
M. Harrington*, K. Butler, M. Cafferkey, Ireland |
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| 43 |
CHANGING
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF MEASLES IN ISRAEL
L.P. Rubin*, S. Rishpon, L. Barron, Israel |
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| 44 |
MUMPS
SEROPREVALENCE OF CHILDREN BETWEEN AGE 1-15
Z. Siklar*, U. Tyras, A.D. Ozysyk, O. Yylmaz, G. Tanyer, O. Erdeve, H.
Tezer, N. Acar, Y. Dallar, Turkey |
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| 45 |
INVESTIGATION
OF A MUMPS EPIDEMIC AMONG AN ADEQUATELY IMMUNIZED MATERNAL AND PRIMARY
SCHOOL POPULATION
C. Vandermeulen*, K. Hoppenbrouwers, M. Roelants, M. Vermoere, K.
Rosseeuw, P. Goubau, Belgium |
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| 46 |
INTERRUPTION
OF MEASLES TRASMISSION:PROGRESS IN CATALONIA,SPAIN
A. Dominguez*, N. Torner, J. Vidal, A. Martinez, L. Salleras, Spain |
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| 47 |
MATERNAL
HEPATITIS A ANTIBODIES IN INFANTS
M. Hacimustafaoglu*, G. Sadikoglu, C. Zakin, S. Elebi, N. Akin, L.
Turkmen, I. Ercan, G. Goral, I. Ildirim,
Turkey |
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| 48 |
HEPATITIS
A PREVALENCE IN CHILDREN, IN BURSA
M. Hacimustafaoglu*, G. Sadikoglu, C. Zakin, S. Elebi, N. Akin, G.
Goral, I. Ildirim, Turkey |
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| 49 |
CHILDREN'S
MORBIDITY THROUGH VIRAL HEPATITIS A IN THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA
P. Iarovoi*, M. Isac, Moldova |
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| 50 |
EVALUATION
OF ANTENATAL SCREENING FOR HEPATITIS B VIRUS IN DENMARK
L. Jensen*, C. Heilmann, E. Smith, P. Wantzin, B. Peitersen, T. Weber,
K. Krogsgaard, Denmark |
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| 51 |
SEROPREVALENCE
OF HUMAN HERPES VIRUSES HSV1, HSV2 , VZV AND HHV6 IN ISRAELI POPULATION
M. Isacsohn*, Z. Smetana, Z.Z. Rones, Y. Amir, D. Raveh, B. Rudensky, I.
Schlesinger, M. Alkin, Z. Supaev, M.
Book, P. Slater, Israel |
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| 52 |
EPIDEMIOLOGY
OF MATERNAL CMV SERONEGATIVE STATUS IN PREGNANCY IN THE UK
M. Khare*, M. Sharland, I. Manyonda, P. Griffiths, UK |
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| 53 |
STREPTOCOCCUS
PNEUMONIAE MENINGITIS IN CHILDREN
J. Kavaliotis*, A. Nanou, S. Petridou, Greece |
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| 54 |
INVASIVE
PNEUMOCOCCAL DISEASE (IPD) AT A CHILDREN´S HOSPITAL IN COSTA RICA
C.M. Odio*, M.L. Herrera, I. Yock, Costa Rica |
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| 55 |
EPIDEMIOLOGY
OF INVASIVE PNEUMOCOCCAL DISEASE IN INFANTS IN CATALONIA (SPAIN)
A. Dominguez*, P. Ciruela, A. Martinez, G. Carmona, N. Torner, N.
Cardenosa, L. Salleras, Spain |
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| 56 |
SURVEILLANCE
OF INVASIVE PNEUMOCOCCAL DISEASE IN THE PEDIATRIC POPULATION OF GERMANY,
1997-1999
R.R. Reinert*, A. Siedler, A. Al-Laham, R. Luetticken, R. Von Kries,
Germany |
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| 57 |
PNEUMOCOCCAL
VACCINE SEROTYPES ISOLATED FROM ARGENTINIAN CHILDREN WITH INVASIVE
DISEASE
S.E. Gonzalez Ayala, M. Regueira, M.R. Agosti*, M.P. Pascual, C. Vescina,
M. Altschuler, Argentina |
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| 58 |
THE
PROJECTED IMPACT OF THE PNEUMOCOCCAL CONJUGATE VACCINE IN THE UNITED
KINGDOM
K.E. Hvidsten*, S. Arikian, V. Ciuryla, P. Conway, R. Casciano, R.
Krishnaswamy, USA |
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| 59 |
BACTERIAL
MENINGITIS IN NORTHERN GREECE: CAUSATIVE AGENTS AND COURSE OF THE
DISEASE (1970-1999)
J. Kavaliotis*, S. Petridou, A. Nanou, E. Zevgaridou, A. Efthimiou, A.
Kansouzidou, H. Tsagaropoulou, Greece |
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| 60 |
HAEMOPHILUS
INFLUENZAE TYPE B MENINGITIS: 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE
J. Kavaliotis*, A. Efthimiou, E. Zevgaridou, Greece |
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| 61 |
MENINGOCOCCAL
SEPTICAEMIA IN NORTHERN GREECE
J. Kavaliotis*, K. Kontouli, M. Toumba, S. Savvas, Greece |
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| 62 |
ETHNICITY
AND DIFFERENCES IN CLINICAL PRESENTATION AND DISEASE SEVERITY IN
CHILDREN WITH MENINGEAL SIGNS
C.B. Bouwhuis*, R. Oostenbrinck, K.G.M. Moons, H.A. Moll, The
Netherlands |
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| 63 |
MENINGOCOCCAL
MENINGITIS: EPIDEMIOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL DATA (1970-1999)
S. Petridou*, E. Zevgaridou, A. Efthimiou, A. Nanou, J. Kavaliotis,
Greece |
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| 64 |
A
STUDY OF BACTERIAL MENINGITIS IN FIVE HOSPITALS IN PORTUGAL
M. Vasconcelos*, S. Lemos, G. Rocha, Portugal |
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| 65 |
REFERRAL
OF CHILDREN WITH MENINGOCOCCAL DISEASE (MD) FOR INTENSIVE CARE: A
DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL (DGH) PERSPECTIVE OVER A DECADE (1990-2000)
P. Ramnarayan*, J. Bose, J. Britto, UK |
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| 66 |
HOUSEHOLD
CROWDING A MAJOR RISK FACTOR FOR EPIDEMIC MENINGOCOCCAL DISEASE IN
AUCKLAND CHILDREN
M. Baker, A. McNicholas, N. Garrett, N. Jones, J. Stewart, V. Koberstein,
D.R. Lennon*, New Zealand |
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| 67 |
BEHAVIOUR
AND MENINGOCOCCAL DISEASE IN TEENAGERS
P.G. Coen*, J. Tully, R. Viner, J. Stuart, R. Booy, UK |
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| 68 |
A
CZECH MULTICENTER PROSPECTIVE SURVEY OF BACTERIAL ACUTE OTITIS MEDIA IN
YOUNG CHILDREN
R. Prymula*, P. Krizova, V. Chrobok, P. Peeters, Czech Republic |
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| 69 |
THE
CARRIAGE RATE OF GROUP A, C AND G STREPTOCOCCI IN THROAT AMONG HEALTY
SCHOOLCHILDREN IN ELAZIG, TURKEY
K. Demirdag*, Y. Dogan, M. Ozden, Y. Sen, D. Aygun, A. Kalkan, Turkey |
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| 70 |
A
PAEDIATRIC SENTINEL NETWORK FOR THE SURVEILLANCE OF VACCINE-PREVENTABLE
DISEASES IN ITALY
M.L. Ciofi Degli Atti*, S. Salmaso, M. Gangemi, G. Chiamenti, G. Brusoni,
Italy |
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| 71 |
SEASONAL
VARIATION OF ADMISSIONS TO A PAEDIATRIC INFECTIOUS DISEASES UNIT AT A
LISBON HOSPITAL
J. Charlton, P. Correia*, J.G. Marques, A. Mousinho, M. Pinheiro, P.
Valente, Portugal |
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| 72 |
THE
USE OF ANTIMICROBIALS IN A PEDIATRIC OUTPATIENT CLINIC
P. Kaltenis*, Lithuania |
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| Board
No. |
P2C
DIAGNOSIS |
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| 73 |
MOLECULAR
DIAGNOSIS OF MEDITERRANEAN SPOTTED FEVER BY POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION
D. Wachtel*, Y. Schlesinger, D. Halle, B. Rudensky, A. Liddell, T.
Wilson, G.A. Storch, Israel |
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| 74 |
COMPARISON
OF RSV DETECTION BY RSV-ANTIGEN-ELISA AND MULTIPLEX PCR IN LOWER
RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTIONS IN CHILDREN
J. Bittscheidt*, A. Rohwedder, J. Schwarze, J. Forster, G. Petersen, H.
Werchau, V. Stephan, Germany |
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| 75 |
DEVELOPMENT
OF A TYPE-SPECIFIC MULTIPLEX PCR FOR STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE
A. Saukkoriipi*, D.C. Miller, L. Kuisma, M. Leinonen, J.C. Paton,
Finland |
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| 76 |
CLINICAL
AND LABORATORY MARKERS FOR BORDETELLA INFECTION IN A HIGHLY VACCINATED
POPULATION
I. Srugo*, D. Benilevi, S. Shapiro, V. Gershtein, R. Gershtein, M.
Jaffe, R. Madeb, L. Rubin, N. Lahat, Israel |
|
| 77 |
DEMONSTRATION
OF STREPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE BY CULTURE AND PCR IN THE MIDDLE EAR FLUID
OF CHILDREN WITH ACUTE OTITIS MEDIA
A. Saukkoriipi*, S. Rintamaki, P. Salo, T. Kaijalainen, R. Syrjanen, A.
Takala, M. Leinonen, Finland |
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| 78 |
SERUM
AMYLOID A PROTEIN (SAA) IN THE ASSESMENT OF SEVERITY OF INFECTIOUS
DISEASES IN CHILDREN; COMPARISON WITH SERUM C - REACTIVE PROTEIN (CRP)
T. Huttunen*, A.M. Teppo, P. Ruutu, S. Lupisan, H. Nohynek, Finland |
|
| 79 |
PROCALCITONIN
AS A PROGNOSTIC PARAMETER IN MENINGOCOCCAL DISEASE
D.C.M. Van Der Kaay*, E.D. De Kleijn, P.G.J. Ter Heerdt, W.C.J. Hop, R.
De Groot, J.A. Hazelzet, The
Netherlands |
|
| 80 |
CEREBROSPINAL
FLUID TUMOR NECROSIS FACTOR-ALPHA AND INTERLEUKIN-6 FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF
ACUTE BACTERIAL MENINGITIS IN CHILDREN
A.B. Cengiz*, G. Kanra, G. Secmeer, M. Ceyhan, B. Kara, Turkey |
|
| 81 |
FECAL
LACTOFERRIN IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF INVASIVE CHILDHOOD DIARRHEA
A. Kara*, G. Kanra, G. Secmeer, M. Ceyhan, A.B. Cengiz, Turkey |
|
| 82 |
PROSPECTIVE
USE OF PROCALCTONIN TO REDUCE ANTIBIOTIC TREATMENTS DURING AN OUTBREAK
OF VIRAL MENINGITIS
C. Menager, E. Marc, F. Moulin, P. Lebon, S. Guerin, C. Bohuon, J.
Raymond, D. Gendrel*, France |
|
| 83 |
THE
SIGNIFICANCE OF FEVER IN CHILDREN
Z. Nademi*, J.E. Clark, C. Richards, D. Walshaw, A.J. Cant, UK |
|
| 84 |
THE
USEFULNESS OF PROCALCITONIN IN DIAGNOSING INFECTION IN IMMUNOCOMPROMISED
CHILDREN
Z. Nademi*, J.E. Clark, A.J. Cant, S. Hoare, A. Weddell, D. Walshaw, UK |
|
| 85 |
DIAGNOSIS
OF ACUTE HEMATOGENOUS OSTEOMYELITIS AND SEPTIC ARTHRITIS: A 20 YEAR
EXPERIENCE AT THE UNIVERSITY CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL BASEL
J. Bonhoeffer*, B. Haeberle, U.B. Schaad, U. Heininger, Switzerland |
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| 86 |
DIAGNOSTIC
RESEARCH IN CLINICAL PRACTICE: PROSPECTS AND PROBLEMS
R. Oostenbrink*, S.E. Bleeker, D.E. Grobbee, H.A. Moll, K.G. Moons, The
Netherlands |
|
| 87 |
ACCEPTABILITY
OF SCREENING FOR PRIMARY MATERNAL CYTOMEGALOVIRUS INFECTION DURING
PREGNANCY BY URINE POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION (PCR)
M. Khare*, M. Sharland, I. Manyonda, P. Griffiths, UK |
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| Board
No. |
P2D
IMMUNOLOGY |
|
| 88 |
IMMUNOLOGICAL
EVALUATION OF CHILDREN WITH RECURRENT ACUTE OTITIS MEDIA
R.H. Veenhoven*, A.G.M. Schilder, G.T. Rijkers, C.S.P.M. Uiterwaal, W.
Kuis, E.A.M. Sanders, The Netherlands |
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| 89 |
CHARACTERISTICS
OF AN ANTIBODY RESPONSE TO PNEUMOCOCCAL CAPSULAR POLYSACCHARIDES IN
YOUNG CHILDREN WITH ACUTE OTITIS MEDIA
A. Soininen*, M. Lahdenkari, M. Voutilainen, T. Kilpi, P.H. Makela, H.
Kayhty, Finland |
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| 90 |
PLACENTAL
TRANSFER OF MEASLES ANTIBODIES IN PRETERM INFANTS
A. Barzilai*, B. German, P. Duvdevani, E. Mendelson, A. Ferber, E.
Tallen-Gozani, L. Lirota, D. Prais, N.
Linder, Israel |
|
| 91 |
PLASMA
MATRIX METALLOPROTEINASES (MMP)-9 AND MMP-2: A ROLE IN THE
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF MENINGOCOCCAL DISEASE?
E.D. Carrol*, S.D. Carter, D.R. Isherwood, A.P. Thomson, J.A. Sills,
C.A. Hart, UK |
|
| 92 |
COMPLEMENT
LEVELS FOLLOWING MENINGOCOCCAL DISEASE - NO NEED TO MEASURE ROUTINELY
S. Hoare*, O. El-Shazali, A. Fay, A.J. Cant, UK |
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| 93 |
ACTIVATION
OF NUCLEAR FACTOR-KAPPAB AND INDUCTION OF INDUCIBLE NITRIC OXIDE
SYNTHASE BY UREAPLASMA UREALYTICUM IN MACROPHAGES
Y.H. Li, Z. Yan, J. Skov Jensen, A. Brauner, K. Tullus*, Sweden |
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| 94 |
THE
IMMUNOLOGICAL EFFECT OF DIETARY FISH-OIL AND LEUKOTRIENE METABOLISM
A. Haraldsson*, V.S. Thors, H. Erlendsottir, I. Harardottir, E.
Gunnarsson, Iceland |
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| 95 |
IMMUNITY
TO DIPHTHERIA IN IZMIR, TURKEY
A. Egemen*, Z. Kurugol, T. Ozacar, P. Keskinoglu, S. Aksit, I. Afsar, I.
Akil, Turkey |
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| Board
No. |
P2E
IMMUNOCOMPROMIZED HOST |
|
| 96 |
CENTRAL
VENOUS CATHETER (CVC) - RELATED INFECTIONS IN CHILDREN: COMPARISON
BETWEEN PRIMARY IMMUNODEFICIENCIES AND MALIGNANCIES
R.F. Schumacher*, C. Offer, E. Draghin, A. Arrighini, F. Porta, L.D.
Notarangelo, Italy |
|
| 97 |
GENERALIZED
ZOSTER AFTER BMT FOR T-CELL LEUKEMIA
R.F. Schumacher*, L. Notaranglo, A. Chiodera, E. Mazzolari, Italy |
|
| 98 |
SEPTIC
ARTHRITIS DUE TO SALMONELLA ENTERITIDIS IN A PATIENT WITH SYSTEMIC LUPUS
ERYTHEMATOSUS (SLE)
C.M. Gebauer*, M. Borte, R. Schille, R. Scholz, V. Schuster, W. Handrick,
Germany |
|
| 99 |
ANTIVIRAL
PROPHYLAXIS IN CHILHOOD CANCER
T. Celkan*, T. Celkan, H. Apak, I. Yildiz, L. Yuksel, A. Ozkan, S. Diren,
Y. Camcioglu, Turkey |
|
| 100 |
BACTERIEMIA
IN CHILDHOOD CANCER
L. Yuksel*, T. Celkan, H. Apak, A. Ozkan, S. Diren, I. Yildiz, Turkey |
|
| 101 |
A
DOUBLE BLIND PLACEBO CONTROLLED TRIAL OF THE SAFETY AND IMMUNOGENICITY
OF A SEVEN VALENT CONJUGATE PNEUMOCOCCAL (PCV) VACCINE IN HIV INFECTED
INFANTS
S.A. Nachman*, S. Kim, J. King, USA |
|
| 102 |
SERONEGATIVE
HIV-1 INFECTION LEADS TO DELAYED DIAGNOSIS AND INSUFFICIENT VIRAL LOAD
DECREMENT
P.L.A. Fraaij*, A.M.C. Van Rossum, K.K.C. Wolthers, Y.C.M. Jeucken,
N.N.G. Hartwig, R. De Groot, The
Netherlands |
|
| 103 |
MEASUREMENT
OF ZIDOVUDINE TRIPHOSPHATE (AZT-TP) WITH MATRIX ASSISTED LASER
DESORPTION/IONIZATION (MALDI) MASS SPECTROSCOPY
J.J.A. Van Kampen*, P.L.A. Fraaij, T.M. Luider, R. De Groot, The
Netherlands |
|
| 104 |
INDINAVIR
ASSOCIATED ASYMPTOMATIC NEPHROLITHIASIS AND RENAL CORTEX ATROPHY IN TWO
HIV-1 INFECTED CHILDREN
A. Van Rossum*, J.P. Dieleman, P.L.A. Fraaij, I.C. Gyssens, K. Cransberg,
N.G. Hartwig, R. De Groot, The
Netherlands |
|
| 105 |
ATYPICAL
PRESENTATION OF CONGENITAL HIV INFECTION
R.F. Schumacher*, E. Mazzolari, P. Biban, P. Carrara, M. Duse, Italy |
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